Wednesday, August 13, 2014
The Walking Dead, Volumes 1-14 for Sale!
No takers on the collected Walking Dead Vol.s
1-14, so I'm lowering the price for Columbus residents to $100, free
delivery in the Columbus area for the next 24 hours. Very carefully read once, near mint. Some
are unread. About $200 retail and 2,000 pages of art! #groceriesaregood
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Indianola Stroll, Friday Evening, 5-9 in Clintonville!
This Friday evening we'll be set up in front of Elizabeth's Records
as part of the Indianola Stroll! In keeping with the theme of
Elizabeth's, we're hosting a Catstravaganza, with newly framed cat
paintings, cat buttons, cat greeting cards and
cat posters! We'll also have the usual selection of comics, books and
original art. I'm also taking commissions! Snag some cool cat art and
comics after buying some vinyl. Check it out this Friday from 5-9. https://www.facebook.com/events/624480847650854/
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The Signifiers #2 Reviewed on Comic Book Bin!
Leroy Douresseaux reviews The Signifiers #2 on Comic Book Bin! "The result is a really cool comic book and comic book package that offers more than most comic books." http://www.comicbookbin.com/thesignifiers002.html
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LinkedIn Updated
Just updated my LinkedIn profile with projects, presentations and awards from 1980 to the present. Looks like you have to sign in to see the 90 graphics I uploaded, though. http://www.linkedin.com/pub/michael-neno/26/42a/332
It's Not Every Day I See My Lettering, for a Project I Worked On, in The Washington Post.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/comic-riffs/wp/2014/08/05/paul-pope-with-escapo-and-battling-boy-2014-eisner-winner-deftly-blends-the-old-with-the-new/
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The Ugliest Art I've Seen on a DVD Menu.
Bob's neighbor's a martian?? All the art created for the original Bob Newhart DVDs was this bad.
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Where Are You, Girl?
Not a bored query from Ryan Gosling, but a musing from J.L. Smither's The Hunter. I'm hard at work on it. Details soon.
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